Padron 7000

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Padron 7000

Cigar Attributes

Country of Origin	Nicaragua
Size	6 1/4 x 60
Strength	Full

Padron 7000 cigars are patiently handmade with long-aged Cuban seed tobaccos grown entirely in Nicaragua. A true classic and unique-tasting cigar whose outstanding quality defies its affordable price. Distinguished by their square-pressed shapes, dark, oily wrappers and medium-to-full bodied flavor, these perfectly balanced puros brim with complexity and the essence of coffee and cocoa bean. Their consistency is attributed to limited annual production, which keep them at the peak of flavor.

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Reviewed by Big Steve in New York
February 03, 2009

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I dont know where to start,this cigar was just outstanding, the taste, the burn and the finish I highly recommend this cigar to everyone!

A can't-miss, take-it-to-the-bank cigar

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Reviewed by Gerald in Lexington
September 11, 2008

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I rate this cigar as my best for-under-seven-bucks cigar

Good smoke, if this is what you're looking for

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Reviewed by Scott in Pittsburgh
August 19, 2008

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I've been smoking Nicaraguan puros for about a year & so I finally tried a Padron. I have to say that I think this brand is a little over hyped. The wrapper itself wasn't very oily & I really didn't get much flavor there. These are full bodied to be sure, but I'm just not sure I can justify the box price. I thought they were very dry & not very complex in flavor. I think they are good, but I just think there are better Nicaraguans out there at a better price.